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What Buford Corn Maze operator said about attraction’s future in wake of annexation request

Buford Corn Maze co-owner Rodney Miller learns how to make butter at the South Hall attraction. (Photo provided by Rodney Miller)

01192024 RODNEY 1.jpg — Buford Corn Maze co-owner Rodney Miller learns how to make butter at the South Hall attraction. (Photo provided by Rodney Miller)

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The Times

Published: Jan 19, 2024, 8:54 PM

Rodney Miller said he'd love to see the Buford Corn Maze in South Hall “continue another 30 years,” but he’s weighing options in the wake of an expiring lease and an annexation request into Buford by the property owner.

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Glamping proposal off Lake Lanier calls for campground, event center

A proposal featuring "glamping sites and an event center is proposed in Hall County off Lake Lanier. Photo from Hall County planning documents

04052025 GLAMPING 1.png — A proposal featuring "glamping sites and an event center is proposed in Hall County off Lake Lanier. Photo from Hall County planning documents

Jeff GillFollow @jeffgtimes

The Times

Updated: Apr 4, 2025, 6:37 PM

Published: Apr 4, 2025, 6:27 PM

“Glamping” could come to a heavily wooded corner of Hall County off Lake Lanier.

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